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The file “Pods-acknowledgements.plist” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file.

Open zanesc opened this issue 9 years ago • 8 comments

When added via cocoa pods and i try to build i get: "/Users/Zane/Documents/Xcode Projects/Console Library/Pods/AcknowledgementsBundle/Pods-acknowledgements.plist:0: error: reading data: The file “Pods-acknowledgements.plist” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file."

zanesc avatar Jan 13 '16 21:01 zanesc

The Cocoapods' generated file may have changed its path, name or format.

rivera-ernesto avatar Jan 14 '16 12:01 rivera-ernesto

Check how it was fixed once in #2.

rivera-ernesto avatar Jan 14 '16 12:01 rivera-ernesto

thanks. i was able to get it working by recreating the symlink. the path seems to include the project name now while it didn't before.

zanesc avatar Jan 14 '16 16:01 zanesc

Mmm, Maybe we can use a variable now to fix that?

rivera-ernesto avatar Jan 15 '16 11:01 rivera-ernesto

Unfortunately I don't know enough to help you fix it. What I can do is tell you the new path. If your project name is "New Project" the path will be: ../New Project/Pods/Target Support Files/Pods-New Project/Pods-New Project-acknowledgements.plist

zanesc avatar Jan 15 '16 16:01 zanesc

@rivera-ernesto, please note that AcknowledgementsBundle is now unusable with CocoaPods 1.0.0 because of this symlink: https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/5279

Coeur avatar May 11 '16 09:05 Coeur

I will take a look now that CocoaPods was released.

rivera-ernesto avatar May 11 '16 12:05 rivera-ernesto

Does any one find a solution on this? with cocoapods 1.0.0

AmauryVela avatar Oct 07 '16 16:10 AmauryVela